Jupp3 says:

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Funny that there should be such a thing, but too bad that it doesn't produce ready-to-compile code, as you said.

Some time ago I tried Pure Basic and AmiBlitz. Each of those programs launched at partially ran but were not quite usable, some functions didn't work or they would crash if you tried to do certain things. It seemed to me that it wouldn't be terribly difficult for the maintainers of those languages to make MOS versions that work, if they had developer Pegasoses. I don't really know though.

I think that AmiBlitz can be a good development environment for MOS *on a 68K Amiga system* which is what I think Thilo Köhler did to make the great action game AsteroidsTR.

Hollywood may be an option, like somebody said. Hollywood has some rough edges IMO, but it does support 68K and Amithlon and MorphOS.